### Government & Politics

  • Biden’s coronavirus board is in the dark on final vaccine plan (Politico)
  • Democrats pressure Speaker Pelosi to expel Madison Cawthorn (Fox News)
  • What could possibly go wrong? “Squad” members elevated to key House committees (National Review)
  • South Carolina politico and unsuccessful Lindsay Graham challenger Jaime Harrison selected as Biden’s DNC chairman (Politico)

### Leftmedia

  • Twitter whistleblower leaks video of CEO telling staff actions will be “much bigger” than Trump ban (Fox News)
  • Politico boss pilloried for handing over its signature news product to Ben Shapiro (Daily Beast)
  • AOC wants a government commission to (unconstitutionally) “rein in” media (PJ Media)

Memo to AOC: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” —1st Amendment

### Cancel Culture

  • Harvard students seek to revoke Trump graduates’ diplomas (Fox Business)
  • Macaulay Culkin supports erasing Trump cameo in “Home Alone 2” (Daily Wire)

### Science & Health

  • Large study of UK healthcare workers suggests most people immune for at least five months after catching COVID for first time (Nature)
  • Mayo Clinic study: Antibody-rich plasma treatment reduced chance of COVID death by 25% (NY Post)
  • 2020 (probably) sets another global temperature record (AP)

### National Security

  • Leftist Utah activist charged with joining Capitol riot (Politico)
  • Dozens on FBI terrorist watchlist were in DC during Capitol riot (Examiner)
  • Federal prosecutors hit MS-13 “board of directors” with terror charges (NY Post)
  • Killing of Christians increased 60% in 2020, mostly due to Islamic violence in Nigeria (Disrn)

### The ChiCom Chronicles

  • Senior NASA scientist pleads guilty to making false statements related to China’s Thousand Talents Program (DOJ)
  • Former Harvard-affiliated researcher ordered to leave country after attempt to smuggle cancer research to China (College Fix)
  • MIT professor charged with hiding work for China (AP)

### Business & Economy

  • Weekly unemployment claims jump to 965,000 as virus takes toll (AP)
  • Record 21 million guns sold in 2020, up 60%; women and blacks top buyers (Examiner)

### Now That Trump Lost

  • Mayor Lori Lightfoot pushing for Chicago bars and restaurants to reopen for indoor dining “as quickly as possible” (Chicago Tribune)
  • “We must reopen the economy”: Governor Andrew Cuomo’s tone shifts after months of lockdowns (Fox News)

### Annals of the “Social Justice” Caliphate

  • “Kill all Republicans”: Amazon sells 204 items promoting violence and hate (NewsBusters)
  • The mobbing of a Portland bookstore reminds us why Fahrenheit 451 was written (FEE)
  • Memory refresher: A left-wing terrorist who bombed the Capitol building in 1983 was pardoned by Clinton and now fundraises for BLM (Not the Bee)

### Non Compos Mentis

  • Data shows U.S. police more likely to use force against liberal protesters (UPI)

Food for thought: Which “protesters” caused at least a billion dollars in damage via vandalism and infernos last summer? Which “protesters” committed numerous murders while causing said damage? And which “protesters” put people out of business and ruined livelihoods?

### On a Lighter Note...

  • Message in a bottle makes 1,500-mile, two-year journey across the Pacific to the shores of Papua New Guinea (Daily Mail)

### Closing Arguments

  • Policy: The impoverished idea of a wealth tax (Governing)
  • Policy: EU’s new investment deal with China a blow to transatlantic alliance (Daily Signal)
  • Humor: AOC suggests nuking sun at night when it’s colder to fight climate change (Genesius Times)

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